Richmond County · The Historic Heartland
Parks & Outdoors in Augusta
The green minutes from the city: neighborhood loops, creek trails, and the county showpieces worth the drive.
Back to the Augusta guidePhinizy Swamp Nature Park
1858 Lock and Dam Road
Free boardwalks and trails through a 1,100-acre urban wetland, open daily from dawn to dusk.
Pendleton King Park
1600 Troupe Street
The historic neighborhood park on Troupe Street with gardens, walking paths, and a disc golf course.
Augusta Canal towpath trails
Along the canal, from downtown north
The free walking and biking trails along the 1845 canal, the everyday outdoor answer from downtown.
Dyess Park
902 James Brown Boulevard
The downtown park along the riverfront with a playground and open lawn.
Augusta Common
836 Reynolds Street
The downtown green between the convention center and Broad Street, the gathering spot for downtown events.
Brookfield Park
2740 Mayo Road
The west-side park with a dog park, playgrounds, and walking trails.
Hickman Park
965 Hickman Road
The neighborhood park that hosts the Imagination Station children's museum.
Springfield Village Park
1211 Jones Street
The small park in the Olde Town historic district.
Also in the Augusta guide